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Session links are incredible

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Blended learning in the classroom:)

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DAWN

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Many teachers in my building still view technology as digital worksheets and use it as such. We need to move toward harnessing the real power of technology.

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Technology as a means of focusing teacher time on mentoring vs grading/assessing

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I would like to try this more with quick conversations.

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I love using my chromebook and see this as great technology

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quick research options

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Using social media as a means of assessment.

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Great way for students to colloborate

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We are going to have to focus on conversation and collaboration as technology increases

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Students can use their phones for things like Kahoot and Quizlet

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Students can use their phones for things like Kahoot and Quizlet

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Jackie

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Google docs

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Instant feedback

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People prefer collaborating online - they have time to think what they want to say

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Dianne Tech is a vital part of today's instruction as this generation doesn't know live without. Students need tech experience to be successful in today's world ofwork.

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Dianne Tech is a vital part of today's instruction as this generation doesn't know live without. Students need tech experience to be successful in today's world ofwork.

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Students are usually more comfortable with learning and using new tech then elders

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Students are usually more comfortable with learning and using new tech then elders

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iPads are awesome

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Use of tech is great at school, but inner city students do not have at home access.  This is potentially increasing the achievement gap.

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Use of tech is great at school, but inner city students do not have at home access.  This is potentially increasing the achievement gap.

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Developers are trying to create game based practice programs for younger students.

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More and more districts are providing devices and wireless access to their students and teachers.

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More and more students embracing assistive tech such as voice-to-text, read-aloud software, and audio recording tools

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I love having students take their tests on schoology

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Using social media as a means of assessment in the classroom. 

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Using social media as a means of assessment in the classroom. 

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sticky note

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Expanding the access to mobile devices

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better access to the internet in rural areas needs to happen before we can fully implement technology

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better access to the internet in rural areas needs to happen before we can fully implement technology

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good morning

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We can find better ways to assess student learning with technology informally in every lesson.

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Tech rules!

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Flipping Classrooms

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There is a real risk of adopting technology for technology sake, as opposed to selecting technology that aligns with educational goals.
(Webster, M.D. 2017).

After reviewing the resources, what trends in ed tech align with our educational goals?